The warriors of the ice roads are back, hauling vital cargo to remote communities over some of the most dangerous routes in the world. But, this season, the toughest job in the world just got tougher.
Steph experiences nature’s wrath; Todd struggles with a twisty trail; Art tries to retrieve a bulldozer; Reno takes a risky run and Lisa comes to the rescue.
Trouble comes in doubles. Lisa and Steph team up on the icy terrain; Art takes on a two-fer; Mark asks Todd to haul an oversize camp shack. Can it be done? Todd doesn't think so!
After wild weather it appears the winter roads want revenge. A big bump strands Art; a tight turn snags Todd; Steph regrets a wet ice crossing and Alex uses a steel sled to haul a construction shack.
Reno has a disastrous encounter and Lisa pushes her truck to the limit to rescue him; Alex deals with small roads and oversized loads and Art tries to deliver a Zamboni to an isolated ice rink.
Lisa and Reno join a convoy on winter roads and giant loads; Art tries to cross a 25-mile Ice Road; Alex helps a fellow trucker and Todd tackles a snowy road that might get the better of him.
Mark recruits Lisa and Reno to help win a big payday, but a blizzard adds new danger across the frozen north; Steph carries a load that won’t sit and Art cusses his way through the entire ordeal.
After temperatures close the ice roads the drivers are praying for a freeze. Steph falls victim to severe icing, while Art, Lisa and Todd see if the reopened crossings are ready for their big rigs.
A warm up threatens to derail the season as it kicks into gear. Art battles slick and scary roads; Lisa asks Mark for help when her truck is damages; Alex encounters a mystery man on a winter road.
The ice road season is off to a bad start. Lisa’s in a jam after jackknifing her truck; Alex falls through thin ice and Todd tries to aid the stranded trucker.
The drivers are ready for what is forecast to be a cold and busy winter. But the tragic passing of legendary driver Darrell Ward leaves the community of drivers wondering who can take his place.
